Ay dynasty

Ay
Ay Kingdom in 1st Century CE
Ay Kingdom in 1st Century CE
Capital
  • Podhigai Malai (early historic)
  • Vizhinjam (medieval)
Religion
Hinduism
 Succeeded by
Venad (historical region)

Ay was an ancient Indian dynasty which controlled the south-western tip of the Indian peninsula, from the early historic period up to the medieval period.The clan traditionally held sway over the port of Vizhinjam, the fertile region of Nanjinad, and southern parts of the spice-producing Western Ghat mountains. The dynasty was also known as Kupaka in medieval period.[1]

The Ay formed one of the major chieftains of early historic (pre-Pallava) Kerala, along with the Cheras of central Kerala and the Musakas of Elimalai in the north.[2][3] Greek geographer Claudius Ptolemy (2nd century CE) described the "Aioi" territory as extending from the Baris (Pamba) to Cape Comorin (Kanyakumari). The elephant was the emblem of the Ay.[4]

The Ay kingdom functioned as a buffer state between the powerful Pandyas/Cholas and the Cheras (Kerala) in the medieval period.[4] A number of kings such as Chadayan Karunanthan (788 CE), Karunanthadakkkan "Srivallabha" (r. c. 856/57–884[5]), and Vikramaditya "Varaguna" (r. c. 884–911/920 CE[5]) figure as the Ay chiefs of the port of Vizhinjam.[3] The famous Brahmin salai at Kantalur, somewhere near present-day Trivandrum, was located in the Ay kingdom. The salai was sacked by Chola emperor Rajaraja I (985–1014 CE[6]) in c. 988 CE.[3] Historians assume that the Ay were a leading power in the region till c. 10th century CE.[7]

Origin

The Ay was an ancient Hindu dynasty, ruled present-day Kerala region.[8] The Ay dynasty originated from the ruling Royal dynasties of northern region of India.[9]

The medieval Ay lineage has its origins in the hill-chiefs of early historic (pre-Pallava) south India.[2][10]

The Travancore royal family in Trivandrum region was related to Chera and Ay dynasty.[11][12] Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple was the tutelary deity of the medieval Ay family.[4] The Ay formed one of the major chieftains of Kerala, they were related to Chera Dynasty of Central-South Kerala and Mushika Dynasty of Kannur region, they were classified as Pure kshatriya dynasties by the Nambudiri Brahmanas.[3][13]

The Ay kings continued to cherish their association with the other Kshatriyas, Yadu-kula and Krsna in the later times also as seen in their copper plate grants and inscriptions.[14]

History

Ancient Silk Road map showing the then trade routes. The spice trade was mainly along the water routes (blue).
Names, routes and locations of the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea (1st century CE)

The Ay clan was one of the major hill-chiefs of early historic south India.[4] Members of the Ay family – of the Podiyil Hills (the Aykudi) – were related to the early historic Cheras of central Kerala.[3] Towards the close of the early historic period, Pandya supremacy might have extended to the Ay territory (through it is likely that the Ay gained their independence during the Kalabhra period).[3][4]

Ay chieftains

A number of Ay chiefs such as Andiran, Titiyan and Atiyan are mentioned in the early Tamil poems.[3]

  • Ay Andiran is praised by early Tamil poets such as Mudamochiyar, Odakizhar, and Kiranar in Purananuru.[3] He is mentioned in the Purananuru as the "Lord of Podiyil Mala" in southern Western Ghats. He is said to have defeated the Kongu chiefs and pursued them to the Arabian Sea. He was an elder contemporary of the Chera chief Antuvan Cheral.[4]
  • Ay Titiyan (the Podiyil Chelvan) is praised by authors Paranar and Bhuta Pandya (the Pandya chief) in Akananuru. It seems that Ay Titiyan was a vassal of the Pandya ruler Bhuta Pandya.[3][4]
  • Ay Atiyan, successor to Ay Titiyan, is mentioned by authors Paranar and Madurai Kanakkayanar in Akananuru. Paranar and Kanakkayanar also mention Podiyil Mala, the Ay base, as the property of Pachupun Pandya (Azhakiya Pandya), the successor to Bhuta Pandya.[3]
  • An Ay ruler took part in the famous battle of Talai-yalankanam, in which the Pandya chief Nedum Chezhiyan defeated several of his enemies.[4]

Originally the whole region of Venad (Vel+natu = the country of the Vel people, related to the Ay family) was part of the larger Ay-Vel territory.[15] Persons (the Vels) belonging to the Ay family were the chieftains of the Vel country.[16]

  • Veliyan Venmal Nallini was the wife of the Chera chieftain Utiyan.[16]
  • Veliyan Venman Ay Eyinan was the leader of the Chera warriors against Nannan of Ezhimalai.[16]

Pandya foray into the Ay country

Trivandrum Museum Stone Inscription of Maran Chadayan (latter half of the 8th century)

In c. 765 CE, Pandya king Jatila Paranthaka/Nedum Chadayan Varaguna I (r. 765–815 CE) sacked port Vizhinjam by defeating the Vel chieftain (the Vel Mannan, who might have been related to the Ay family) and took possession of the Ay-Vel country ("the fertile country along with its magnificent treasures") (Madras Museum Plates of Jatila Parantaka, 17th year).[17][7] This event is also remembered in the Velvikkudi plates (3rd regnal year, Nedum Chadayan) as "the suppression of the rebellious Ay-Vel".[17]

The Pandya foray into south Kerala brought the Chera-Perumal rulers into the conflict and a prolonged Pandya-Ay/Chera struggle followed.[17]

  • The Pandya king "Maran Chadayan" Jatila Paranthaka destroyed a fort at Aruviyoor (Aruvikkarai near Thalakulam) by defeating Chadayan Karunanthan of "Malai Nadu" in 788 CE (23rd year, Kalukumalai inscription).[16]
  • In 792 CE (27th year, Jatila Paranthaka) the Chera warriors (the Cheramanar Padai) are seen fighting for a fort at Vizhinjam and at Karaikkotta (Karaikkodu near Thalakulam) against a commander of Maran Chadayan (Trivandrum Museum Inscription of Maran Chadayan).[15]

Detachment of Venad

In the 9th century, as a result of the encroachment of the Pandyas and Chera-Perumals, the ancient Ay territory was partitioned into two portions.[18] Venad (the country of the Vel people) with its base at Kollam came under influence of the Chera-Perumal kingdom[7] while the Ay kingdom, or what was left of it, with its base at Vizhinjam came under the influence of the Pandya ruler Srimara Srivallabha (r. 815–862).[18][10] Larger Cinnamanur Plates do mention a victory of king Srivallabha at Vizhinjam. Ay vassal of the Pandya king Srimara Srivallabha was certain Karunanthadakkkan Srivallabha (r. c. 856/57–884).[19]

Srimara Srivallabha was succeeded on the Pandya throne by Varaguna II (r. 862–885 CE).[3] The Ay kings of Vizhinjam remained vassals of the Pandyas, as indicated by the surname of the then king Vikramaditya (r. c. 884–911/920 CE[5]).[3]

The Pandyas were defeated in the "great battle of Sripurambiyam" in c. 885 CE.[20] Chera Perumal's considerable influence in the Ay country following this battle is visible in two records discovered from that region.[20] A record of the Kizhan Adikal Ravi Neeli, the wife of Chera Perumal Vijayaraga, can be found in Tirunandikkara, a Shiva temple located in the Ay country.[21][22] In 898 CE, Vikramaditya Varaguna is seen making huge land gifts to the Srimulavasa Buddhist vihara in the Chera Perumal kingdom (the Paliyam copper plates).[3]

The chieftains of Venad, owing allegiance to the Chera-Perumals, were determined on extending their sway into the Ay kingdom.[3] Their opportunity might have came in the disorder following the Chola defeat at Takkolam (mid-10 century CE).[3] The Venad chieftains were eventually successful in capturing the whole Ay country down to Kottaru.[3] In general, the influence of the Kerala rulers spread into the southern Ay territory in the 10th century CE.[7]

Chola influence in Ay country

The famous salai at Kantalur, somewhere near present-day Trivandrum, was located in the Ay country (865 CE, Huzur/Parthivapuram Plates, Karunanthadakkkan). The salai was sacked by Chola emperor Rajaraja I in c. 988 CE (fourth regnal year).[3][6]

The entire region to the south of Trivandrum, including the port of Vizhinjam and Cape Comorin, came under the control of king Rajaraja in the early 11th century.[3] The kings of Kollam (i. e., Venad), Kodungallur (the Chera Perumal), and Kolladesam (Mushika) were also defeated by the Cholas (Senur inscription, 1005 CE).[23] There is a possibility that the Venad chieftains tried to recapture the old Ay region after the raids by Rajaraja I. Chola Rajadhiraja claims to have "confined the undaunted king of Venadu [back] to the Chera kingdom [from the Ay country]......and liberated the [Ay] king of Kupaka...and put on a fresh garland of Vanchi after the capturing Kantalur Salai while the strong Villavan [the Chera king] hid himself in terror inside the jungle" (this event is dated c. 1018-19 CE[3]).[7]

Major medieval Ay grants

Major medieval Ay grants[5]
Grant name Date Notes
Karunanthadakkkan Srivallabha (r. c. 856/57–884 CE)
Parthivapuram Grant

(Trivandrum Huzur Office Plates)

Regnal year 9 = 865 CE
  • Tamil (ending portion in Sanskrit)[24]
  • Establishment of Vishnu temple in Parthivasekharapuram (Parthivapuram)[24][25]
  • Establishment of Parthivapuram Salai with the temple[24][25]
  • Mentions the 'Rules of Parthivapuram Salai'[24][25]
  • Calls the king a member of the 'Nanda and Yadava family'.[24]
Parthivapuram Grant
Parthivapuram Grant
Tiruvidaikkodu inscription I Regnal year 14 = 870 CE
  • Tamil (Vattezhuthu)[26]
  • A private donation to the Tiruvidaikkodu Shiva temple[26]
Tiruvidaikkodu inscription I
Tiruvidaikkodu inscription I
Tiruvidaikkodu inscription II Regnal year 22 = 878 CE
  • Tamil (Vattezhuthu)[26]
  • Donation to the Tiruvidaikkodu Shiva temple by Karunanthadakkkan Srivallabha [26]
Vikramaditya Varaguna (r. c. 884–911/920 CE)
Thirupparappu Plates[27][5] 9th century CE[27]
  • Mentions king Karunanthadakkkan Srivallabha.[27]
Thirupparappu Plates
Thirupparappu Plates
Thirunandikkarai (Trivandrum Huzur Office Plates) Regnal year 8 = 892 CE
  • Tamil (Tamil script with Grantha)[28]
  • Murukan Chendi as the queen of king Vikramaditya Varaguna (the Ay-kula Mahadevi) [28]
  • Donation of land by the king to the queen.[28]
Thirunandikkarai Inscription
Thirunandikkarai Inscription
Paliyam Copper Plates 898 CE[22]
  • A large land donation to a Buddhist vihara in central Kerala by Vikramaditya Varaguna.[20][29]
Paliyam Copper Plates
Paliyam Copper Plates

See also

References

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Overview of the events of 1903 in science List of years in science (table) … 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 … Art Archaeology Architecture Literature Music Philosophy Science +... 1903 in science 19021904 Fields Archaeology Technology Sustainable energy research Transportation technology Social sciences Psychology Governance and policy studies Paleontology Dinosaurs' extinction Extraterrestrial environment Terrestr...